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Throwing 12" apes with 1 1/2 risers on an 05 Night Train...can anyone give me insight on what length throttle, clutch, and brake line? Looking for something in black, what brand should I go with?
Good call on the +6. I would recommend the Magnum cables over the LA choppers. Better quality IMO
LA Choppers uses Barnett Cables. Just spoke to them about that yesterday.
I ran with Magnum Chromite's on my FLHXSE. Good Quality from what I can tell so far, but they're called Magnum for a reason. Seem a shade thicker than the Barnett's I've worked with.
LA Choppers uses Barnett Cables. Just spoke to them about that yesterday.
I ran with Magnum Chromite's on my FLHXSE. Good Quality from what I can tell so far, but they're called Magnum for a reason. Seem a shade thicker than the Barnett's I've worked with.
Are they just the rubber coated cables or are they steel braided? I used Barnetts on my Dyna. They weren't bad at all, the only concern I had was the outer coating was turning yellow in some spots but other than that they were good. I also have the Magnums now, I went with the black pearls. Sweet cables, but a little pricy, but on this bike I was sparing no expense.
Are they just the rubber coated cables or are they steel braided? I used Barnetts on my Dyna. They weren't bad at all, the only concern I had was the outer coating was turning yellow in some spots but other than that they were good. I also have the Magnums now, I went with the black pearls. Sweet cables, but a little pricy, but on this bike I was sparing no expense.
I can't say for sure. Only worked with their chrome ones. I would give a call to LA Choppers, or hit up the Barnett website for sure. Those Magnum black pearls are pretty sweet....
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